I'm a bit surprised that "active enough to protect their health" seems to be defined as "taking time for sport." I'm willing to bet that many (no idea how many)

I'm a bit surprised that "active enough to protect their health" seems to be defined as "taking time for sport." I'm willing to bet that many (no idea how many) people among these 25% have a work that requires considerable physical effort while many (again, no idea how many) among the remaining 75% spend their days sitting in front of a computer. I may be wrong, but it feels like a social marker more than a health marker.